[ SECRET POST #3475 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3475 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Sometimes, if the theme the story is going for is gritty and realistic. It ramps up tension to have the dispatcher be asking questions and the caller being too worked up to answer or mid-panic and unable to ask for the help they need.

[blitzwing]

Yeah, I've seen it played that way too (more often than the style OP complained about, but maybe that's more common in older movies or something). If you're not going the "Oh fuck she's shaking so hard she's dropping the phone and he's coming up right behind her---!" panic style, or the "He's so destroyed by seeing his wife murdered that he can barely speak through his sobs" then the conversation probably won't add much.